In part two of the unmissable season 5 finale of ‘Listen To Black Women,’ hosts Lore’l, Danielle Young, Jessie Woo, Torrei Hart, and Claudia Jordan dive deeper into the complexities of social media and how commenting or responding to trolls can do more harm than good.
In Part 1 of the ‘Listen to Black Women’ season finale, hosts Lore’l, Danielle Young, Jessie Woo, Torrei Hart, and Claudia Jordan dive deep into the controversial world of speaking out on social media.
Episode 5 of ‘Listen To Black Women’ features hosts Lore’l, Danielle Young, Torrei Hart, Jessie Woo, and Claudia Jordan discussing victim-blaming and the repercussions Black women face when they share their truth about assault and abuse on social media.
Episode 4 of ‘Listen To Black Women’ is here and hosts Lore’l, Danielle Young, Jessie Woo, Melyssa Ford, and Torrei Hart are back again for another honest and unfiltered discussion on marriage and motherhood.
Titled “Are Black Women Throwing Tradition In The Trash?”, this episode of ‘Listen To Black Women’ takes a hard look at how societal pressures, whether around motherhood, marriage, or balancing career and relationships, shape the daily lives of Black women.
For Episode 2 of ‘Listen to Black Women,’ hosts Lore’l, Danielle Young, Jessie Woo, Jerrie Johnson, and Torrei Hart are back with an insightful conversation on body image and body positivity.
The highly anticipated Season 5 premiere of ‘Listen to Black Women’ is here, and it kicks off with an unfiltered, thought-provoking conversation about sexuality and pleasure.
“I don’t want to bash the man, but all I can do is speak from my heart, and I’m conflicted,” Garraway said. “I cannot say that empathy was not there. But, as time went on and this was no longer the headlining topic, we became less and less important. Our families are pushed to the side and, basically, ignored. It is painful and hurtful.”
In Episode 6 of Listen To Black Women, the topic is family and parenting. Actress Naturi Naughton-Lewis and Listen To Black Men co-hosts Mouse Jones and Tyler Chronicles sit down with Lore’l and Elle Varner to explore how their families shaped their relationships and parenting approaches. They talk about the family dynamic they grew up… Read more: ‘Listen To Black Women:’ How You Were Raised – Episode 6
As women have gained access to more opportunities and financial freedom becomes accessible, women no longer have to settle for the traditional family unit if they do not want to, unlike generations past.
On the third episode of Listen To Black Women, hosts Lore’l, with special guests Naturi Naughton, Elle Varner, Tyler Chronicles, and Mouse Jones, speak candidly about co-parenting and dating. When asked about the impact of dating single mothers, Tyler divulged that he felt like he was obligated as a “Black man” to step in and… Read more: ‘Listen To Black Women’ Gets Real About Co-Parenting On Episode 3
Towanda Braxton gives her perspective on the disparities “The Braxton Family Values” faced versusreality shows with white families on “Listen to Black Women: The Podcast.”
Finesse, Lala Milan, and Vanessa Fraction discuss with Lore’l the limitations white comedians have and why cancel culture doesn’t affect Dave Chappelle on episode 6 of “Listen To Black Women The Podcast.”
Watch Finesse, Lala Milan and Vanessa Fraction break down their meaning of each and what they classify themselves on “Listen To Black Women The Podcast.”
Former “RHOA” star Cynthia Bailey and “Married To Medicine’s” Quad Webb delve into the fact vs. fiction on reality television on the next episode of “Listen To Black Women: The Podcast.”
Nzinga Imani and Jessie Woo speak candidly about starting from the bottom to being large and in charge on the latest episode of “Listen To Black Women: The Podcast.”
IOne Digital is back with the second episode of season two’s Listen To Black Women podcast. Listen To Black Women host Lore’l delves into the vast topic of body positivity with Tokyo Vanity and Jesseca Harris-Dupart. Hear Tokyo, Jesseca and Lore’l chop it up about representation, their own personal image of themselves and other fascinating… Read more: ‘Listen To Black Women’ Talks Body Positivity With Tokyo Vanity And Jesseca Harris-Dupart
Sponsored by European Wax Center. Host Lore’l welcomes Jessie Woo, Monyetta Shaw and Mimi Faust to the very first episode of the Listen To Black Women podcast. From relationship boundaries to body hair to that time of the month, our hosts dig deep in this dynamic no-holds-barred discussion. The ladies navigate each topic with unfiltered… Read more: 1st Episode Drop: ‘Listen To Black Women Podcast’ On Relationships, Self-care And Body Hair
Jessie Woo, Chris Miss, Tiffany Nicole Ervin and Kevin Antoniyo, ‘LTBW’s’ first male co-host, delve into their experiences navigating the inevitable complexities of dating in the age of social media.
In the latest episode of MADAMENOIRE’s ‘Listen To Black Women,’ hosts Taryn Finley, Shamika Sanders, Jessie Woo and Chris Miss discuss men and money and how the dollar sign affects the dynamics of relationships.
In part two of the unmissable season 5 finale of ‘Listen To Black Women,’ hosts Lore’l, Danielle Young, Jessie Woo, Torrei Hart, and Claudia Jordan dive deeper into the complexities of social media and how commenting or responding to trolls can do more harm than good.
Episode 5 of ‘Listen To Black Women’ features hosts Lore’l, Danielle Young, Torrei Hart, Jessie Woo, and Claudia Jordan discussing victim-blaming and the repercussions Black women face when they share their truth about assault and abuse on social media.
Episode 4 of ‘Listen To Black Women’ is here and hosts Lore’l, Danielle Young, Jessie Woo, Melyssa Ford, and Torrei Hart are back again for another honest and unfiltered discussion on marriage and motherhood.
Titled “Are Black Women Throwing Tradition In The Trash?”, this episode of ‘Listen To Black Women’ takes a hard look at how societal pressures, whether around motherhood, marriage, or balancing career and relationships, shape the daily lives of Black women.
For Episode 2 of ‘Listen to Black Women,’ hosts Lore’l, Danielle Young, Jessie Woo, Jerrie Johnson, and Torrei Hart are back with an insightful conversation on body image and body positivity.
The highly anticipated Season 5 premiere of ‘Listen to Black Women’ is here, and it kicks off with an unfiltered, thought-provoking conversation about sexuality and pleasure.
“I don’t want to bash the man, but all I can do is speak from my heart, and I’m conflicted,” Garraway said. “I cannot say that empathy was not there. But, as time went on and this was no longer the headlining topic, we became less and less important. Our families are pushed to the side and, basically, ignored. It is painful and hurtful.”
Lore’l, Elle Varner, Eboni K Williams and Melyssa Ford unpack “masculine women” on “Listen To Black Women.”
The ladies get into daddy issues this week!
Catch Lore’l, Mouse Jones, and the rest of the crew get real about double standards on episode 8 of “Listen To Black Women.”
Can women and men get it together?
In Episode 6 of Listen To Black Women, the topic is family and parenting. Actress Naturi Naughton-Lewis and Listen To Black Men co-hosts Mouse Jones and Tyler Chronicles sit down with Lore’l and Elle Varner to explore how their families shaped their relationships and parenting approaches. They talk about the family dynamic they grew up… Read more: ‘Listen To Black Women:’ How You Were Raised – Episode 6
Let’s talk about sex, baby!
As women have gained access to more opportunities and financial freedom becomes accessible, women no longer have to settle for the traditional family unit if they do not want to, unlike generations past.
On the third episode of Listen To Black Women, hosts Lore’l, with special guests Naturi Naughton, Elle Varner, Tyler Chronicles, and Mouse Jones, speak candidly about co-parenting and dating. When asked about the impact of dating single mothers, Tyler divulged that he felt like he was obligated as a “Black man” to step in and… Read more: ‘Listen To Black Women’ Gets Real About Co-Parenting On Episode 3
On the final episode of “Listen To Black Women: The Podcast,” the ladies get real about faith and church.
Serayah and Towanda Braxton speak on how they handle dating in the public eye and the attention and insecurities their partners may face.
Finesse, Lala Milan, and Vanessa Fraction discuss with Lore’l the limitations white comedians have and why cancel culture doesn’t affect Dave Chappelle on episode 6 of “Listen To Black Women The Podcast.”
Find out what the ladies think of dating outside their race.
Nzinga Imani and Jessie Woo speak candidly about starting from the bottom to being large and in charge on the latest episode of “Listen To Black Women: The Podcast.”
Xscape’s Latocha Scott and Momma Dee set the record straight on navigating their careers and families on the latest episode!
IOne Digital is back with the second episode of season two’s Listen To Black Women podcast. Listen To Black Women host Lore’l delves into the vast topic of body positivity with Tokyo Vanity and Jesseca Harris-Dupart. Hear Tokyo, Jesseca and Lore’l chop it up about representation, their own personal image of themselves and other fascinating… Read more: ‘Listen To Black Women’ Talks Body Positivity With Tokyo Vanity And Jesseca Harris-Dupart
Sponsored by European Wax Center. Host Lore’l welcomes Jessie Woo, Monyetta Shaw and Mimi Faust to the very first episode of the Listen To Black Women podcast. From relationship boundaries to body hair to that time of the month, our hosts dig deep in this dynamic no-holds-barred discussion. The ladies navigate each topic with unfiltered… Read more: 1st Episode Drop: ‘Listen To Black Women Podcast’ On Relationships, Self-care And Body Hair
The ladies get their blerd on and talk diversity in this week’s episode.
Is there multi-dimensional, honest and progressive representation in entertainment? Find out on the latest episode of “LTBW!”
Experiencing Zen is also about what you don’t let into your life. Sometimes that means taking space from certain people.
Woo admits she isn’t great at resolutions, but she’ll be making a vision board that she’ll refer to throughout the coming year.
They said that an HBCU, for them, provided the first safe place they felt fully free to be themselves
As for tips specifically for someone grieving, Alexander says, “Feel the feelings.”
In the latest episode of MADAMENOIRE’s ‘Listen To Black Women,’ hosts Taryn Finley, Shamika Sanders, Jessie Woo and Chris Miss discuss men and money and how the dollar sign affects the dynamics of relationships.
